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DELLAtRE,
All Sorts Of L"cnl News and Gossip From
tho Gl.ss City.
L. N. Marsh 10 in Fipdlay,


All Sorts Of Lucnl News and Gossip From
tho Gl.ss City.
L. N. Marsh 10 in Findlay.
The nail factory will probably 60 on rex,
week.
Thomas Hunt, S. Q. Hamilton and G.
G. Kelly ere in Pittsburgh.
Tho City Council is going to buy H, G.
Bleed d Co. g atlas Of Belmont county.
There will DO meeting OF the butchers
at the Mayors office tomorrow night.
The pastor 6 tie Second Presbyterian
Church Will DO inatallsd next Sunday.
Civil Engineer Linton, of tho Pennsyl.
vanla Railroad Company, was In the city
yesterday,
Rev. q. 4. ". Hustled will be assisted
next Sunday by Rev. J. Harold, OF pitts-
burGh.
General "Bill" Gibson and Hon, Chaun.
csy Filley, OF st. Louis, will speak here
OIL The nigh. Of October II.
The ladies' OF the Christian church will
have lunch during the fair in the room
formerly occupied by Mrs. Hose.
Rev. Mes3rs. B. T. Lee end John Ham.
ilson have returned from conference at
Delaware. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton will take
charge Of c congregation at Warren.
George Romick, wreck master Of the
rivor, division Of the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh railroad, wss cleaning up a slight
wreck at Bridgeport yeo.erday, where
some cars were thrown of tho track by q
-Gil turning Oh them.
The store Of MIR. Rinker, corner OF
Thirty.sixth and Noble streets, Was robbed
Tuesday night and about SIS worth OF fine
cigars, tobacco, ETC., taken. The thievea got
in through the front door by emitting the
glass out. They tried to reach the lock
by boring but nissed it and went through
the window.
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The following conveyancoa Of real es.
tate were admitted to record yeBtertsy by
Cleri: Hook:
A deed made August 90, 1857, by Indi-
aaa Dei!era, vile OF Char.ea Il. Deile!s, to
James Dixon, trustee for Julia 4. Uervey,
in confederation OF $4,000, OF two certain
tIacta OF land pituated in Liberty district,
nesr the town OF West Liberty, ono Of
which contains about II acreH and the
other l3 acres and 1871 percher.
j deed nada August 10, 1857, by Annie
L. SiehRrher to Charles Henry Cook, in
confederation OF SIS, OF frame house
situated in the First ward Of tho city, be.
tween tho Water Works and Dunlsvy'a
cooper works.
4 deed made September %, 1886. by
The Mutual building aud Loan AssociG.
ton 20 Errestius Otto, wife OF Charles T.
O:.o, in consideration Ct $3.50, Of Tho south
ons.hall Of lot No. u, in George Z:lIs'
addition to the city, fronting 10 feet on
North Froat street, lalGnd.
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Tho I'!;inbutgh q. y, Il. Day.

A largo meeting OF Grand Army men
and ex.eoldieys *aa held in the Chambe,
of Commerce rooms Lea. night, and after
tho proposii:onE OF the rival railroads
wore reported az 10 TIE facilities for car.
rying thoae who desired to 70 10 PittG.
burph on G. A. X. day, and the matter
had been thoroughly discussed, it wna
decided to accept that Of tho psnhsndie,aB
foIIows: Tickets 81 for tho round trip,
pocd for Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo-
Der 4 and 5, on special train to leave
WhpeIing at : A. NJ, city time. returning
leave Pittsburgh at fifteen minutos past
midnight, and arriya in Wheeling about
BAN. Al soldiers expecting to attend
should endeayor 10 be In uniform 90 that
the delegation may Represent tho city in
A creditsble MANNER. J. W. Holiday
Popt and Stephens Post, Of this city,
f3pengIer Post, Of Bellair", Uranium
Pest, Of Bridgeport, and Thobu.n Post, Of
Martins Ferry, wlll all 10 together, and
will have ppecial cara for theIr ngo. All
soldiers dtniring to turn out With them
mutt report promptly on Tuesday morn
iuy 10 DO abl0 TO take advantage Of this
arrangement. The Grand Army posta
will have charge OF MrsDgemsnts for
music.
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The Mlpgu Furnace Case Again-Tho Gran,
.lnryx

The Mlpgu Furnace Case Again-Tho Grand
Jury.
The present United States Grand Jury
seems to DO very much like Lord Tenny-
sons brook, "Mea may come and men
may 60, bu! i! goes on forever" It had
still Eumtbr CT witnesses 70 examine
when court adjourned Lac: evening.
In thil court yeD:erday the famous
Minso iron furnace case, Nimick ( Co.
Va. John Bruce and others. in equity, wac
revived aa against john j. Kain, executor
OF John Bruce, deceaaed, and tho defend.
ants ]. n. Brown, George Otto, Henry
Serig, Christian He's, Sidney LGugblin
and Morgan l.. OF, executor OF Samuel
Laughlin, deceased, and John j.
Kahn, executor, were given leave to
ameud tisir hEBTGg within ninety dsye,
or dcmus TO tho amended complaint. II
waa ordered that Louis Se,ig pay to John
J. Jones, special receiver in thia casc, the
sum OF $3.50, with interest from Novcni.
Der 81, 1855, aud that John Rogers pay to
the said special receiver $3.50 with interest
from the Bams date, execution to iasue
il these auEpa be not paid.
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LOCAL , l,1.Ev1r1Es,
Mni,era Of Minor Momont In and Az

hhttorh OF Minor Moment In and About
li'ss 81 II tho City. II -is5l
;, TnE GRAND this ovcnlng-"A Great
Wrong"
The Hebrew holiday, Yom Kipur, OF
Day Of AtonOmcnt, was celebrated yeIter.
day. q 3Rtsl'5{ M
ONE marriage license was Issued yester.
day and two deeds Of truat admitted to
record. sr'igR \
The will Of Alice 3. Mcvsy, deceased,
was admitted to probate yesterday by
Recorder Hook. i'i )
THE County Commissioners haid their
monthly meeting yesterday 10 transact
tho committee work. aS''7Gs IfSLEi
HENRY RAgRcHKR, q native OF Germany,
yesterday received his second papera from
the Circuit Court, and Ia now an American
citizen and q voter. T.
JoHH F. KLEvfs was yesterday appoint.
cd atministrator OF the eatate OF Jacob
Kline, decelaed. A bond Of $1,000 was
given, with Q. Hess "a surety.
THERE WIS again no business for the
police court yeBtorday. Ono Of tho force
says he 10 afraid IL tho boys don't play
hotter ball The whole nine will be re-.
leased.
THERE have been iasued 10 two gentle
men Of Wheelins-B. +. Caldwell and W.
F. pelerson-'three patents, metallic roof.
Ing for railway cars, metallic measuring
vessel and machine for coIrugating
sheet metal. I ,a5.
In the circuit court yesterday the case
In nssumpRit Of Thomas Meyer va. Walter
Marshall, coal bank suit which hos been
pending good while, consumed the en-.
tire day. Messrs. Atnett, Dovener, Gran.
mer and White are the attorneys engaged,
ALBERT GISTIER. q young man living
In the Sixth ward, was helping another
workman to got huge stone, weighing
1000 pounds, out Of wagon at tho Elec
.tieal Compsny'a powor.hause when Il
slipped upon the board, and striking Con
Their on-the left leg bruised 1t badly
Genther was assisted to his home where
he secured medical attendance.
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llrlngennr..

Tho Good TOmplars entertained num-
bef OF visitors from other lodges last night,
In their rooms.
The Western Union line men arc work.
Ing eastward through here, putting thirty.
Ave foot p0les up with fourteen wires to
tho pole.
4 eucuass.ul revival is bsing carried on
in tho new Presbyterian church at Ps.co.
The church was dedicated Sunday with
very appropriate cereuonieg.
Billy Nuz1m's barber ahop WAS enter.
cd Bome time between Monday night and
yesterday morning in his absence, BY
petty thieves, md robbed OF six rszore, a
pair oil iiuo shoes and other articles to tho
amount of SO The thieves effected On
entrance by breaking q pane Of glrps out
oil tho front door.
The Anglo.Saxon residents OF Bridge.
port have united in forming lodge Of the
Ancient Soma OF st. George. Quito large
and respectable meeting waa held On tic
9th anditispropossd to meet ut Il einlein o
Hall this evening TO decide upon the name
and time OF initiation.
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sA5BIGsASSIGNMENT.
JAcopDgncER, LEArnEn DrALEn,
Transfers all his Property to J. =. l.
llsodgers for tho benefit Of his Creditors. /.
The Liabilities over $4,000, md tho
Assets will about Cover them.

rho lo,d,,, ,or,, l. hr,iro,, ,,,,,..
NO iosu,ns top'' AZ uuDluos9 enc,es yea
terday, and indeed with people all over
the city, was the failure OF Jacob Berger,
dealor In paddlers' hardware lsather and
49, n,a,aa, ,a,na.., .,n. IT,, h,aa Jaw
snuo nuu.ns', 'aunels 'uppiiep' h,ues'
peiss. talsoW ana OILS, WHO has carried on
this business for number Of years past at
No. 1899 Main etreet. Rumora nj tho
t,u.,. ,,,..; +. .,..,,I,,,., = -, Wv
isf'afo "e'e III eiteaiasioa ~ al eafiy hoaf
yesterday morning, and were confirmed
before noon by tho filing OF deed Of as.
sienman. AZ Nm afI,ea nj C,erk Hook
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THE BASE BALL CLUB,
Tho Original Stock to DO Issued Game S,

/, tteFa t!f4 sfg3sy ufuhyt rt5. 49, - t.l d
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Wheeling Baso Bali Association
last evening 1t was decided to issue 200
additional shares Of stock Of The par valne
Of s. per share. The original capital stock
was fixed ut $500. but the association
was started so late In the season that only
about 81 800 had been taken when The
season opened, and the club played In
pretty good financial luck, and in spite Of
the heavy cost Of fitting up the grounds
on tho Ialand and the bad
weather Of the past few days
they come out on the right side
Of the account. Next year, however,
there will be big demand for the kind oil
players Wheeling ought to have, and the
longest purse will knock tho psrsImmons.
It WAS therefore thought wise by the direc.
tors 10 cspitalz, the remainder Of It's
shares. It will be good stock and should
be In good demand. EFI,T Nh
Saturday the home team will play the
Keystone club, oil Pittsburgh, the colored
champions CT the United States, on the
lsland. The attendance should be large.
The Keystones have acoacher that people
20 miles to see. J.5T1 :
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Rsbecca Johnson was better yesterday.
Frank Bowman lef. yesterday for Wellk-
burg. is5,11t
Dr.. A. R. ong and vito go to Pittsburgh
to-day. I
Rev. Z. D. Holtz and family removed to
Rsvenna to-day. -
For the latest fall and winter styles in
good fitting clothes, go 10 F. Rub, NOR.
chant tailor, Second street.
Mr.. Patterson Fowler, OF East Liver.
pool, manager Of tho Carlisle, Ohio, brick
works, was in the city yesterday.
al Dazzle, a former barber here, was
brought to this city yesterday from East
Liverpool by Officer Gill on charge Of
secIeting certain goods belonging 10 Rob-
ert Bsackson. Tho decision was withheld
until to-day by Mayor Keller.
Thomas Lang, one Of the men burned
by the explosion Of natural Gas some time
since, was yesterday given purse Of $40.
Thio act Of generosity and kindness on the
part Of the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany has placed them highly in the est
nation Of the people, and dcneryes more
than passing mention.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY mud Wheeling Folk
hbrond,

Abroad. III
Mr.. J. R. Mathe,s, Of Buckhsnnon, was
registered at the stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. r. B. Mantell and wife and the lead.
ing member5 oil Ills company registered at
tho Mcclure. VA
Mr.. Scaton Alexander, one Of tho lead
ing officials CT the knights OF St. George,
OF this city, 10 tho proud father Of q SON.
Col. w. Il. Grout, OF Cleveland, the
clever general freight and passenger agent
Of the y. L., l. W. road was in tho city
yesterdsy.
Mrs. Peter Claus, Of tho Island, left
yesterday to Wait relatives in the Fader.
land. She will sail Saturday from New
York, by the steamer E!bs.
Miss L;zzis Csrnahen entertained q
number OF her friends ct hur home on
Fourteenth atreet, Monday evening in
honor OF her guest, Mr.. BaaD, Of Pitts.
burgh.
Mr. Charles Z. Osborne, an old Wheel.
ing printer, who, with his family, has
been visiting his father-in.law, MIR. Ham
mond, OF the Island, left yeutetdsy ior his
home in New York City.
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This famous company will arrive in tho
ctty to-day ard commence q throe nights
engagement ut the Grand Opera uouge
this evening. This will hp the iirat pro.
duction hero Of the grand gpectGculor
play, "a Great Wrong" Which will bs
produced hy eighteen at.r artists, hoGdeL
by the great actor, Mr.. j. B. Studjpy
whose iAme 10 known throughout Tie
length and breadth Of the land as one Of
the greatest living character actors. Tho
sgenesy ussd on this occasion will also bs
well worth looking at, aud thoRo who
have not already uecurod tholr ticko,a
should 10 60 OF onc', ss they Gro now
going of rapidly ii Shcib'I.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
To Natural Gas Consumers.
NOTICE
Physicians, Coronsrs, Undertakes,
Ministers, &c.

The County Board Of Health desire 10 call the
attention Of ali pesSons Interested to sections %.
=, 70 and "a OF Chapter q, Acts Of 1857. -
p. II shall b, the duty OF al, physicians and sc
coucheurs IN ths Static 10 register their names and
Fotoilcc nddrrBs with the clerk OF tho county
wherein they reiido; and said physicians and &C.
coucheuis and accoucheuse, shalt DO required, un.
der PENALTY Of ten dollars, 10 DO recovered In auy
court Of competent jurisdiction In the state at tho
hit Of toe county CLERK. 10 report to the clerk OF
,hc county court. within thirty days from the oc-
currence, all births and deaths which may come
unoer thelr superyi sion. with certificate e the
cause OF death and such corelative facts M the
board may require In the hlauk forms 10 be fur.
nlhaed as hereinafter provided; and they shall re-.
celse ifom thac0unty tho sun Of twenty. 1--WE cents
los evary such report made 10 the clerk Of The
county court.
3. When any birth or death shall take place, on
physician or acc0uchcur being present, the same
shall be reported 10 the clerk oil the county court,
Within thirty days theieaiier, with tho supposed
cause oil death, by the parent, or II none, BY the
noArest oil KIN. not minor. or II none. BY the res
ldent householder where the birth or death oc-
CURED. under the penalty and provisions Of Sec
ton twenty four OF this act.
%. Coroners and undertakes Of the teveral
counties shall be required to report 10 the clerks OF
their county courts all cases OF dea,h which NAV
come under their supervision, with the cause and
mode OF death, ETC.. as per forms furnished, under
ne penalty as provided In section twenty.iour, OF
81. AL ministers OF Tho soypel shall be reop,rcd
70 report 10 the clerk Of their county courts ali
marriages celebrated by them, under the penalty.
as provided III section twenty. four, OF this act
The above laws will be strictly enforced.
On. Z. @. MYERS,
President County Board OF Health,
9: B. ROBINSON. Secretary se2s.nlw
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TOWNS FLOODED,
Two Hundred aud Fifty Houses Destroyed
By Floods In Mexico. ~ e 3


NEw LAREDO, TEX, Sept. 99S.--Dlspatches
have been received by Mayor Brosig Civ.
Ing the details Of the great destruction OF
property IN Guerro and Mier, Mexico, noAr
the Rio Grande, by the overlooking Of two
rivers. T.
In Mier, which 10 built on the banks Of
the river Mies. two hundred houses we're
destroyed and many were completely
waHhrd away. The town Of Guerro, which
ls situated on the banks Of the salado
rivor, was inundated and about fifty houses
were either completely washed away or
damaged.
Both Of these rivers rise In the Lampasaa
Mountains. and were swollen by great
waterspout which fell last Friday and did
much damage to the Mexican National
railroad. ~
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FAIL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
10 SuitinGs, pantAlO0niags End Over.
c0atings. which weave prepared 10 make
up in lrat.cllss style at reasonable
prices,
4 full liae OF our celebrated Knit
Jackets nUW III stock.
Our Hhi.e UnlIundriel Shirt, double
sewmcd, rg.entorced front end back, at
81 cGuts, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. G. HESS j. Suns,
1871 {: 1898 Market Street.
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--<<~--
MASTEkL IN "MONBARS,n
a S,ron: Play well Performed Mt the Opern
Iouse-A plpascu iulinncc


Houso-A Pleased Audience.
Mr.. Robert Z. MantelI was tayorsbly
remembered in this city, in which he up.
pea!ed two seasons ego supporting Miea
Fanny Davenport in "RedorH." A good
house gres!ed him last night in h;c new
play, "Alonbars," given then for the third
time. The play has bson made over from
the French by Mr.. Louis Ne.hal, himsel,
y Frenchnan.
II nat:eTs not how much OF how liItle
OF the original hes been preserved. The
play as it atauds 10 unccmmonly strong.
The plot is intensely interesting and tho
climax is brought on by steps easy and
reasonable. The first act could be siyen
moro interest without damaging those
which follow; aud in thia &C. tho cpisoda
OF the mad dog could DO pictured 10 the
house With more reality. Tho climax in
tho fourth act is 10 be described only rs
tremendous. Here, in the mirror scene
md in tho tragic Ecsno in the filth act,
Mr. Mantell develops poTer Of high order,
Voice, tone, gesture, FACIAL play arc no. fur
from perfection. Seeing Whist this talent.
ed actor can do, wo are led to wonder the
moro tia. he permits himsel! to appear a.
all stiff in the first act.
The last scenA Of the lat act lie not eatis.
flying. Great interest has been leye!oped
in Louj' and nj the Ciosa Louis is left out Of
the arraugcmclte, present, TO ba euro, in
very trying polition, LUt no account
taken OF him whatever. lie 10 not eyon
told u take n nickel and 10 enjoy him.
soil without eXtraycpaDca II Inui, in IN
bs lsit tho prominent feature thu. ho is,
AlOntlrs mnDt do. Ii not this, theE
Lo,si5 must lie very much sunordiuated, Or
in Homo way entirely satisfactory 10 him
and the audience compensated ior tho re-.
storatioa OF N0aLars md the final dashine
oil his own reasonable hopes. y
Mr.. Maute!l has in "MoMbl,a" o c;pi.sl
play Of its class, aud one w1ii aui!Ud to
his talent. Il 10 easy to nSke it hill
stronger,
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6iigs Mamie Lstzkua, daughter Of Mr..
Samuel Lstzkus, living on Market street,
aear Sixteenth, Eaa given atuIpriee party
lest night, the occasion being her sixth
birthday. About fifty little ladiea and
gentlemen were p!esent and very enjoy.
abio time WIS speut by all.
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9Jftc.MrIters CheRi,.

We have for salu novoral Typo.writcrs,
including tho Remington, tho Crandall
and tho Hammond. These mRchincs have
boon taken in exchange for tho matchfe5s
CaligrHph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
for ront apa i0r halp OIL monthly install.
mentG. Gall on or nddreBa for circula,s
EDwARp j.. RosE 4 Co.,
65 Twelfth street,
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On account OF tho Interstate Fair 10 DO
held ut Pittsburgh, September 20 TO Octo.
Dor ., the Baltimore & Ohio will sell ex.
crlslon TICKETS 10 Pittoburgh for ono faro
iortho round Approximation a,iaea-gooa
to re!urn ono day from date of Gallo. On
Grand Army day, October 4, tn, rate will
DO one cent per milo, good returning Oc.
tobcr d.
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WASHINGTON MINIS.
Tho Wheeling Hiiiemsn's Second Ucfent n
Their ffunds.

Their funds.
Tho Wheeling Rifle Clubs team TINT
haO been shooting n number Of matchoo
daring tbs past SEASON with a team from
tho Washington, Pa, Rils Club, has
again been defeated. Last Monday the
second match OF the second series WIS
shot on the Standard American target.
200 yards, of hand, ct the respective
ranges 0. the clubs. The sc1res made arc
given below. Esch man shot three slriurs,
having ton shots on each string, with d
CHANCE Of making ninety points on uauh
s!lins, possible total oil 20 poiats.
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wilgEi.iSy.

Tho Washington Reporter in summing
the situation up saya:
washington Inns thua defeated Wheel.
ing in both series, ghuttipg them out en-.
tirely in tho lnat. In the last match thoy
dcleat them by 50 poinis." Any further
shooting between tho clubs has not yet
iiseH arranged.
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:S9WAsEIH57oS, D. G., Sept. 29.-For
Wsst Virginia ard Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, slightly warmer, light rains,
lieh! TO .reeh, Fad slong the Lake fresh to
brisk uoltheas!erly Winds, yeering to
POM nr:iY.
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.IEwELRY.


Lest Dog.
For sais Parlor Furniture. &c.
Home Liver Pills.
Just Keceiy ed-L u. SoSyiocS.
ChandelisrS-EwiuS eras.
Solice-Camnron Fair.
Ely's Cream RalT.
MS Eva Eubbar6-DfawIns md Painting.
Atsignrcs ~s!c CT Valuable Real E,tA.e in the
City OF Wheeling.
Ea!e OF the old Fa.r Glound Property.
STOCK For sslc-Wm. EnSish-Fourlh page.
EIse Dal!-%IeGl!ug ys Heys.one-fouttn page.
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BY buying tho ontiro stock OF stlnacn's
Velvet Carpstu from one OF tho largest
concerna In tho country, we Gan sell them
at 81 90 per yard; the price everywhere is
Fl 90. Gall and see thum.
STONE & THOMAS,
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Tueaday, October l!l, Il. A. X. day at
Pittsburgh, Pa,, tho baltimore 4 Ohio
will nell excursion tickntn 10 Pittsburgh ut
81 81 for the round trip, tickota good 10
return October oh. Returning trginu
leave Pittsburgh October i!h nj ] and Y;Ib
a. n. and 3:i0, B::}0 and II =. 81.
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2ucrlnonotcr Record,

IA reported by Chris!iaa schuepf, drug
gis:, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. gA.G. IN. GP.X. 7P.x.
Gu Gi' CO. G,a d.
Welthe.-ChsnSeRhle
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Kalamazoo WINS After a Struggle,

Special D.spdteh 10 the EtelIicenetr.
MANSFIELD, O., Sept. 2s.-Kalamazoo
won to.dny's game after a hard struggle.
l. was punching Of hits at an opportupe
time that brought about tho result. Score:
Mansfield, 8; Kalamazoo, 4. Errors.-
Mansfield, l; Kalamazoo, 2. Base hits
Mansfield, 10; Kalamazoo, 10. Batteries
-Bohn and Delehanty; Aldrich and Full.
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A HEALTHY SKIN may DO obtained
through Skin succGse. C!earuiny soap
and healing ointment. At drug store Of
McIIain Broa.
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FoRry.sIy inch wido Nil wool Black
Cashmere ut Csc per yard, worth Soc, ut
bToHg & Thomas,
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Two Dollar Shoes.
ladies genuine DongolA button shoes
at 81 90 per pair, at
AMICH's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-29

g. a. HEBAnD, ESQ South Boston, Mass,
wRs cured OF Salt ltheum by ph!mer'e
Skin Success. At drug Btoro o; Mci.ain
lIrOs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-29

Stacy, Adams u Co.'s ine shonF lenda
them all Tor comfort and style. Jail aid
Bco them, ], W, AMlcg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-29

Boa our double iaatsaed schoal Hhoes
Tor children, itOml 90 TO II 90, at
AMIcK'H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-29

DAVE GRANT, Of the Pittsburgh colored
ball club which ID TO play on tho Island
Saturday, ia admitted to BIO tho greatest
conCher alive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-29

DAVE GnAST.-Don't fail 10 20 and hear
tho greatest coRchor in tho world. Worth
any man'a dollar 10 hear him.